It is very probable that Abner Wood is buried in this cemetery considering that both his wives, Louisiana Silvey Wood and Elizabeth Bounds Wood are buried here. (See their respective memorials for more info). Also, there is a paragraph in a Floyd Family book, "Floyd Family History: Theophilus and Delilah Page Floyd" by Charles A. Floyd, published 2014 that indicates Abner Wood was buried in Rocky Mount. (Excerpt from Page 101) It reads as follows:

"Elizabeth Bounds (Floyd) died after August 1915 and after the age of eighty-four, but of the exact date I am uncertain. She is buried in the Bounds cemetery in Rocky Mount, Louisiana next to her second husband Abner Wood."

Abner Wood and Louisiana Silvey were married June 7, 1838 in Clarke Co, Georgia. In the 1850 US census in Mississippi, Abner and Lucy Wood are found with children, Mary J (10), Lucy (8), Abner (5), John (3) and Josephine (1). Abner Wood's profession is listed as a Blacksmith.

I do not know when exactly Abner Wood died. He is shown to still be living as late as March 8, 1891 in or around Athens, Texas as evidenced by a letter I have that was written to him by his granddaughter, Ella Head Brockman who was living in Frog Level, Louisiana in that year and by which she notifies him of her new married name and that she has been married for 15 months and has a new baby named Tommy.

By 1910, Abner's widow, Elizabeth Wood is shown living with her brother, Stephen H Bounds in Bossier parish Louisiana. Prior to that in 1900, I can find neither of their whereabouts. But I would guess Abner probably died no later than about 1900 give or take a few years. He would have been close to 85 years of age by that year.~ Kevin Bounds.
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Georgia marriages 1808 -1967, Marriage between Abner Wood & Louisiana Silvey in Clarke, GA on June 7, 1838.

1850 US census, Holmes county, part of, Holmes, Mississippi
Abner Wood, Male, 34, South Carolina
Lucy Wood, Female, 34, South Carolina
Mary J Wood, Female, 10, Mississippi
Lucy Wood, Female, 8, Mississippi
James Wood, Male, 5, Mississippi
John Wood, Male, 3, Mississippi
Josephine Wood, Female, 1, Mississippi

1860 US census, Police District 5, Carroll, Mississippi
Abner Wood, Male, 44, South Carolina
Loasoun Wood, Female, 44 Georgia
Elizabeth Wood, Female, 18, Georgia
John Wood, Male, 14, Alabama
Josephine Wood, Female, 10, Alabama
Abner Wood, Male, 7 ,Mississippi

1870 US census, Ward Three, Bossier, Louisiana
Woods, Male, 55, Georgia
Louisiana Woods, Female, 53, Georgia
John Woods, Male, 35, Mississippi
Abram Woods, Male, 16, Mississippi

The 1870 census above was enumerated on July 21, 1870, so Abner's wife, Louisiana Wood died sometime either in latter half 1870 or in early to mid 1871, because Abner then marries widowed, Elizabeth Bounds Floyd on Oct 28 , 1871. By the time of the 1880 census, Abner and Elizabeth have moved to Texas. They would later come back to Louisiana where Elizabeth, Abner's first wife, Louisiana and Abner are buried.

1880 US census, Smith, Texas
S A Wood, Self, Male,, W, 66 South Carolina
Elizabeth Wood, Wife, Female, W, 48 Alabama
Rhoda Shaw, Orphan, Female, W, 13 Texas, Domestic Servant
Martha Shaw, Orphan, Female, W, 16 Texas, Domestic Servant

1900 US census, Police Jury Ward 5, Bossier, Louisiana
Stephen H Bounds 67
Geo A Bounds 23
Nannie I Bounds 20

1910 US census, Police Jury Ward 5, Bossier, Louisiana
Stephen H Bounds77
George A Bounds 32
Elizabeth Wood 79